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Newspaper

Cheyenne State Leader

Location

Cheyenne, Wyoming, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1912

Page

12

Flag Day Message Urges Display of American Flag

The piece urges Cheyenne residents to fly the U S flag on Flag Day tomorrow June 4 and to decorate homes and vehicles. It honors the flag as symbol of national unity, rights, and hope, and notes Elks and local groups sponsor patriotic exercises.

Aiday Heaven Order of the Sons and Daughters of the Revolution Order of Elks Cheyenne Ihla Cty Elks Hall

Washington aviary at Panama Exposition in San Diego

A vivid description previews a grand aviary in the Washington exhibit at the Panama Exposition in San Diego. It highlights tropical trees and birds, expansive lawns, ribbon beds, the central Lath House, electric displays, and a forest of steel and glass buildings with red tiled roofs.

Washington, C San Diego San Diego Exposition City

Postage Rates Debated by Nebraska State Journal

The article discusses Postmaster General Hitchcock urging a unified rate system for inland and rural mail, arguing for a single price across distances while balancing low enough rates to remain sustainable. It notes merchants’ complaints about competition from mail orders and the need for a workable, moderately priced policy.

Hitchcock Ia Niles Sala Basu Nebraska S + SIONG

Dog fight at Chicago signals reform fight in republicans

The Chicago contest pits George W. Perkins and allies aiding Roosevelt against Taft backers led by McKinley era figures. The piece portrays the struggle as a reveal of money power in the Republican Party, with Perkins as Roosevelt’s driver and Penrose Barnes embodying Taft. It argues the clash benefits reformers and Democrats, exposing “the House of Special Privilege.”

Chicago Roosevelt Wadera Rooenvelt George W. Perkins Areanivers Harvester Traiat Pierpont ‘Morgan Roosevelt Gary Steel Troat Brainbridge Colby Harvester Trust Boan Pittsburgh Hanna Quay Republican Party Washington House Taft Chisago Senator Penrose Pennsylvania Hoss Barnes New York Republitan World- Herald

Taft Likely to Win Nomination Amid Roosevelt Bolt Debate

The article weighs Taft's chances of clinching the nomination on the first ballot while Roosevelt supporters debate a bolt. Senator Borah signals no clear stance and divisions grow between factions. Some expect Cumming to emerge as a unifying third candidate, but indications favor Taft strengthening his bid.

Taft Roosevelt Senator Borah Cumming la Follette

Turbulent Party Years Reshape American Politics

A historical appraisal notes long governing party facing two interruptions and rising new and disruptive factions. A third radical party realigned politics, splitting the major party at its national convention and forcing a decisive public verdict that reshaped dominance for decades.

Warren Bill Sparks Debate in Wyoming Enterprise

Fragmentary editorial questions why a Warren bill is needed and who should bear responsibility, pondering the influence of Warren and Mondell in state finance and governance as printed in the Sheridan Enterprise.

United States Warren Sokal Executive Department Mr. Mondell Heridan Enterprise

Reckoning in Warn club over Democrat takeovers

A rambling reminiscence discusses Hankins and a Warn club meeting where critics accused Democrats of seeking funds and influence. The speaker recalls insinuations about Democrats joining the club, fears party betrayal, and plots to expose supposed members to force Republicans to act.

Warn Klub Probashun Hill Deamikrat Republikin

Dry-Farming Prospects in Wyoming Backed by History

Wyoming experts defend dry-farming amid drought, citing long practice in arid regions and Utah outcomes. The piece notes deep soils and fallow plus careful tillage as keys, references prehistoric Wyoming swamps and a large three horn dinosaur skull found in Niobrara county, and discusses Democratic delegate dynamics ahead of Baltimore.

MH. Watson Wyoming Cheyenne Wyo Utah Charles M. Steinberg Museem Nationale of Paris Lower Lodge Pole Creek Niobrara County Steinberg Museum of National History France

Wickersham Encounters Editor Beset by Violence

Attorney General Wickersham on a speech tour pauses on a street corner and overhears a lawyer commenting on a bruised editor of a locally known scandal sheet. The editor, said to publish sharp attacks on prominent figures, appears to have endured a Tuesday-to-Wednesday phrasing about his injuries.

Wickersham Popular

Alabastrol Face Cream Promises Youthful Glow

A sales pitch promoted Alabastrol as a facial cream and powder combo that removes freckles sunburn tan and improves complexion. It claims soothing cooling effect and rapid results, with a mail order offer at 50 cents and no samples from The Siloron Mig Co Pueblo Colorado.

Siloron Mig Co Pueblo Colorado

Unclear Dialogue Cited in Philadelphia Record Snippet

Fragmentary newspaper snippet shows a quizzical exchange about knowing a husband, with references to Mrs. Dawhaway and Mr. Guages, lacking context or full names. The OCR yields limited readable facts and no identifiable events or dates.

Mrs. Dawhaway

Peabody & Nelson Offer Flour Deal on Thames Street

Car unloaded flour stock from Kenses Cream Flour announced as cheapest option. Store at 1017 Thames advertises Phane 6352-W contact for orders.

Peabody & Nelson Thames

Local political announcements for Democratic primaries

Multiple candidates announce runs for county offices in Laramie and Chayenne. Sam M. Thomps seeks sheriff and county prosecutor nomination, Peter R. Warlaumont runs for county sheriff, Ray K. Olds seeks county treasurer, Frank J. Roacis and Fred Bohnstedt enter justice or peace race in Chayenne. Primary date August 20.

Laramie County Fred Bohnstedt Justice of the Peace Chayenne Bohnstedt Hayenna Peter R. Warlaumont Ray K. Olds

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